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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

General John W Knapp. chairman Of :he Rcpu'h-
rau state Executive Committee, IS rapidly developing
a rcpuai on fog -ccf,'iycnc-- well ~ quiet humor
lie one thing that he WiIl not do IS 10 tah for
interviews. = paper man was pressing him
closely for IN. opinions. Tho Gc neral chcwcd away at
The end Of a hall-molcd cigar, returning mOnos} Halle
Answers, which would have stopped most ingurcr-.
but rs the reporter persisted and he General AIRED
that h, answer mi sht Dee construed into drcOmtcsy
ne looked up with smile and remarked: "Oh, yes.
Jy the way, tHcir MAS something Of considerable
interest 10 me To- ay. The newspaper man pulled
ont hi, notebooks and the Gcnefa went on IL took
a walk up fifth-a,c. this Afternoon with my son at
the hour when All tie fashionable people Of New
FORK w,Io OH the pavement have been coopcd mp
In nj. Hitlc committee roam since / came down Ia
xew-lorh, and the chang, OF SCI and air u
great relief To me. 1t may save Ia" campaign, and
I am su., II La saved tie chairman. You soo what
a great matter II wa To mo- II dawncd upon the
newspaper man by This time that interviewing General
Knapp was Hike trying 10 nud hens teeth and Lo
clo-cd his notebook IN despair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

lively AM energetic young Ncw-forkcr IL
Frederick l.. Nueent, secretary Of the American
surety Company. lie T. a of Colonel Robert
Nugcnt. who the last commander OF the famous
Irish Iriga,lc and has inherited many Of the hno
niiallflrs for winch hi father noted. lie ha-
t.sfc for literary work, and recently prepared 4
lecture on "Reminiscences Of tho Plains which he
delivered III Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

j. sco1cld, the English silk manufacturer whose
mission is to look for location for factories III thi'
country, has just returned from visit to the Now
England silk works OF Cheney Brothers. at South
Manchester. at a revelation to me to 20 through
their works. said he "In all my lifc have never
cleaner ncatcr kept shops. That is saying q
great deal. The class of working women and girls
struck me Ocing exceptionally bright, Intelligent
and capable. Indeed, have never seen an assem-
blaze NJ working girls and women that wohi compare
with them. | told that they have libraries ana
societies and social pleasures that scarcely dream
about in England. What most remarkable 10
was what Mr.. Cheney told me of their household
ing Any wording woman that has saved
$500 to $500 can have a home but by the Chcncys
pay a small amount IL and the rest a. he or She
is abln, the Chencys undertaking 10 pay all ta\cs
road improvements, etc. This last provision Is a
relief that every householder appreciate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

The series of fifteen games for the worlds champion.
shin between the Detroit and ST. Louis clubs VIII
attract more general than any previous series OK
matches played this country. The first game VIII DO
PLAYED on Monday at Louis The clubs arrive III TINS
neighborhood on Friday playing at Washington Park
Brooklyn on Saturday the two mines play at the Poio
Grounds and the following saturday they again play
I'm Irookyn The schedule, FIRST made OUT ca Tor
a al ST George Island. but II is now doubtful
II any game Will be played there. The majority OF the
oca baseball cranks expect TO see the Detroit cip WIN
The series arguing that the superior batting abilities OF
tne Detroit club VIII than make up FOR the superior
h,se runulng OF the ST. Louis players As To nrldng,
there ia little difference between the two Mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

The experiments with the dynamite gun By which
a schooner was blown up have been succeeded by
other tests less publicly made. Major iaihbfide'
Of the English NAVY, aitichc Of Wool"ch Aisrhdi
has Lecn hero iJr somo tiTe examining Tho merits
Of the gun He La- hot been satianed as To ihe COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

Tho business Of life Insurance pays largo COM
mi sion, to successful solicitors. within four OF tNc
wears wealthy nrn have been taking out large shod
polcios, which the premiums aic correSp0ndinsY
large, and afford immense commissions to successful
agents. \ few bright men have pichcd up this
.pccal feature OF insurance soliciting and created
income. for themselves that EanJ-omc In -zo AMI
regularity. The agent is allowed by tho company j.
commission On all premiums pad duling the ne OF
uocy and hccnfncs inter- -tcd in securing patrons
who will maize their annual payments with regularity
pne of the bet known OF THIS class of solicitors h
egu,rl Inllss picl. Who f. sad - na"r az lncnihc
of $1,000 from the NcW-NoTk lIle IL was "iirl-
nally from Canada, but came 10 this Guy for "hrr
field Of action some twelve fifteen years ago. ITO
il a unirt looking man, but full Of the speculative
prir and may 10 found taking "dycis IN Wall SleI
or betting on the races with the vigor thai nc
used Ia building up his hh-intss lie was hriN
strcrssfu solicitor anu later art, al Ia New Ork. J..
ID. r. lIAOaugb, who came mere from Mi'h'gan "i'.
T. associated with tnc Equitable IL drives ono ot
the line, English dGg-caIis that IL srcn In Central
Iark, and has trOtter which l. good for 20
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
saD DIED SOa aDa nOHOs.


Poor Murdered aaggis MoCAsshy Placed Sa
Hss Lsss Resting Plaos.
Maggie MCCARTHY, The pretty young Ser
want In the household OF Rev. w. n. Smith,
assistant pastor OF the Flrst Presbyterian
church, Cleveland, who died dsfeuding hes
honor, was buried Tuesday. Rev. Father
Thorpe Of 81 johns cathedral. delivered
the sermon. Among other things hs said
"This murderer belongs 10 Q class that
females would be justified In arming them.
selves against They would be justified 10
striking down the man that insulted them.
know OF NO crime that cries 70 Heaven -
that OF this wretch who sill lives, but who
will b judged BY God. Oh, friends, 10 u
not . consolation that We have found women
In our land who will lay down lile sooner
than honor Such chastity and virtue u Q
consolation t6m0urning ffioudA She died
for honor she died for purity; she died 0
martyr's death, and may God have mercy
on her soul That spirit that no base hand
can lay touch upon hes gone 10 God, and
may God reoeive Il"
While the clergyman was speaking, audi.
BILE sobs wero heard from aiI parts Of the
church, and at the conclusion the vast sasem.
blsge wss In tsarn The casket was borne
70 the vestibule Of the cathedral, where the
remains were viewed - the people passed
out Tho oortege then took its way 70 81
John's cemetery, on Woodland avenue,
whore the intermsnt took placo, and whore
Door murdered Maggie MCCARTHY was laid 70
ret
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Nan Wants Q Tou1o

When there Is a lack OF elastic energy In the
system. shown by . sensation OF languor and
unrest In the morning. frequent yawning dur1
Ing the day and disturbed sleep, at night.
Hostetter's stomach Bitters infuses unwonted
energy into the enfeebled and nervous, endow3
Ing them with muscular energy. an ability to
repose healthfully. and digest without incon!!
Venlence. Nervousness. headache, biiiousness'
impaired appetite. and . feeble, troublesome
stomach, are all and speedily set right by this
matchless regulator and invigorant. Tho
mineral poisons. among them strychnia and
nux vomica, are never safe tonics, even In In
hnitesimai doses. The Bitters answers the
purpose more efectually, and can be relied
upon as perfectly safe by the most prudent
Fever and ague. kidney troables aud rheu-..
natisn yield TO II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
DYsPEPslA 4 AND TORPID LIVER.
lNsURANC DEPARTMENT.

ALBASYs n. T., Nay H. 1855.
! have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
water brash, acid stomach ana constipation fol
the last dfteen months. Some time ago I read
in one OF Brandreth's Calendars the case Of I
gentleman In Albany who was CURED of simi.
lar sfiiction by using Allcock's Porous Plssters
Knowing the gentleman referred to In saad cal
endsr. purchased three-one wore on the nj,
OF the stomach and two on my right side
wore them . week. lthan took bath and 10.
Roved the piastsrs. I washed the places with
cologne. rubbed them dry and then applied
frosh A1lc0cks Porous Plaster. Hound my sp
pstite aud digestion much improved In two
wesks In three weeks my bowels became regu.
tsv snd now. after using the plasters for 10 ar
wesks,I nad myself entirely cured.
NATHANIEL HYATT,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

Caleb Foster, negro, living near the south
line Of Harrison county, TsxaA suddenly be.
came crazed few days ago, snatched his 3.
yea1.old child by the legS dashed IL brains
out against tree, and ran with the body 70
the creek bottom. When found Foster Wa
reading the chiid's body with bis teeth, spit.
ting flesh on to the ground, and Gil the time
jsbberinR To himself Upon being captured
he wss conveyed to his homo and closely
guarded. Three days after, recovering his
normal condition and not seeing bis little
son playing around his bed, be inquired for
him. Tho truth Was not told him, and q
strict investigation showed couclusively he
retained NO remembrance Of the awful
tragedy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

Kste Fisher, 10 years old, living at No 7sC
second svenue, New York, was found BY q
canal boat captain in the wafer clinging to the
spilea underneath the deck ct the foos oi
East Tweuty.eighth street. that city, early
Tuesday morning. She said that she had
bean thero for tan hours, and hsd been flung
from his puT pose by her struggles and out
erica She said she was . good swimmer,
and thus had saved her life when tossed into
the river. Her clothes wero all torn and had
. bedrAggled appearance Her parents aay
that the girl II truthful, but the police doubt
her story,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

Keep DIR, Bulls Cough Syrup At home Phv.
96 cents.
NJ. Horny Mvlander. Q we'll known tailor OF
Baltfmores writes ~ do not hesitate 70 pro.
nouuce salvation OIL . most excellent iini.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
" TIE OooA LaoO,'

Many old soadiers remember "tbe dead line
at Andersonyille 1t was . mighty dangerous
peiahbOrhoOd. Dyspepsia, btliOusness and
liver and kidney diseases arc full OF porils Tor
tho sick, but Rurdock Blood BiNers are certain
Ts%ss1y ssa sysryHssssa ssa SSr Hos,s ;.,s sey
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

1ottie Howard writes from Buffalo. N. r.. "Nv
sy..s sysn 0ecsmc gEsetZ dsb,litSied through ar
sick headache. and biliousnSss T,isX anssSsc ansSsSc
Hseoo Hsaeys =. Win tAs mast beneficial cSSct'
detss az q !; is:s "a " Fl Se::' :sI' dSZ.a r G Sssis
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
N. ss-Olass lususanoo.

lnsure with moMas kciectrtc on. 1t IL the
ceeapest sno best method OF insurance We know
eroytoue aches And paine Politics arc obtsin-
sole y ~ crusgists In the form OF bottles at 90
Sraso sS SSo ~ ssSs; a ; tcr ssls By u, Cochran.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
~DOlAL lO4lOlRL

~S~ss" GVsO SAWOohSIouos
Prise fghts. lotteries. walking matches, and bA.
loon ascensions are usually hum Sugs OF the
worst sort: Dr.. znomaS Ecisefrtc OIL IL not \
humbug. ltisa quick care for aches ana sprSins
and 10 Just as SOd for lamsness 1or ssie bv
=. y. cochran. druggist lS7 ana lp NORTH
Queen street. LAnCASt6r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

are ingenious and entsrprisiag. 8uvdook Blood
1tnevs are source Of pfodt In every way. They
usliy. which q saying great deal For saIa by
u: Cochran. druggist. ISL and lSs North Queen
otroot Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

Marion, Ohio. says: " "zhopsas' EcIscirjo on
beats the world Sold nine bottles yesteidsy and
Io-day. One man cured Of sore throat OF eiRht
years standing IL splendid for rheumatism" !"
For sale By n. h. Cochran, druggist, ~ and 10
North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

GODS oARaAPARrLLA
Purify Your Blood

0ood health depends upoa purs biooa thsrs-
f0ses 70 eo0p well. purify The blood By tahisg
ncod's 9assapariilA rats msdicins y peculiarly
oesigasd 70 cot upon tAe blood. esd through
that upon oil the organs and tissues OF the body.
u has specific action. also. upon The secretioua
ano excrstions. ana assists nAtuso 70 oxpel from
tho system I'll humoss, impuro particles, and
enste matter through the 1uugs. liver. b0Wels.
ks0neys and shin. Il efNeotually al1s weak. In.
paired ana asbilitatsa organs, lnvieoratss .tha
nervous system, tones tAs oigsstOa. ana I'm.
parts new life and energy 70 III The functiops
Of the body. 4 peculiarly OF
Hood'e 0aesapAfilla
ID that n strengthens ana builds up tie system
while 10 erAnioAtes disease.
~ must ~ Hooa's sAfsapariiia b the best
medicine ever use1. Last sprins I had no ap.
petita. and the least vCrk did iAtgued me ever
30 much. began to-tAks Aooo's BassapsSilla,
ana soon felt - n could DO a. much IN Q DAY
~ I haA formerly donsin week. ~ appetite 10
voracious." NM. NV Atlantic City, N.J.
n. B'-lf you have made mp your mine 70 got
Aoods Sarsaparilla DO not tAks any other.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

Now y The amo 70 purify The blood, foe % no
othsf esaeoa b ~ b0oy 70 susceptible - beasAi
from meoielAe. The peculiar purifyhG go -.
vivtng qualities of HooaS oassapasillA ere jusl
what aro needed 70 expel disease sad S0t1fy ~
system against The debilitat1sg s0seu os mild
weather. Every year ineFoases The popularity
OF Hoods oaenpafillA, for % b juss what people
nee4 q THE season, lt y the i0eal spttng medi.
e1no. II you have nevoe tr1sd Il % %, ana you
Will b convinced OF ~ peculiar merit.
"H0odS 0Arsapariila hes driven ths poison
nom my blood. anl thoush n. fsel active ana
strong ~ a o." W.. =. oHoSstpUE,
Broohlyn, n. z.
0psiag Medicine.
~ tAbs Hooo's eassapax1ila for sprisg medi-
eins. ana ana u just ~ tAiaG. II SonsS up my
system aad makes me feel like dinsrsnt nan.
NJ wiss takss II soe eyspspsia, ana shs derives
great 6onont from IT, 1nAHI O. TUaHnn. HOOK
. Ladder No ]. 1rionl otFosA DoUtoa.
III haA salt rhoum a ny len arm three yNars.
suffering terribly Il almost disabled me SrOm
work. took three bottles of Hoods sassapariiia,
ana ths sait rhsum has entirely aisappeared. -
II. y. nnts. n 4renoA strest, Lowell, Mass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

4 ULE.-ln efPoct nom June IA ~
ErAins Law LAIcAsfn and loavD ~ ou0r1
at PhilAdolphiA - follow: o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
BAuMaARDNERs q JEEFERIEa
COAL DEALERS.

- 3S.sSS Hnss ne - North Queen Street. s1s 10.
psxHss psxHsss-AestA rriass stssst Hsas ssssng
ass NeS LANoAS1aA Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

On account OF the EXTREME Low PRICE
OF these goods and the limited: Quantity, we no.
serve the privilege OF selling but One Garment
thereby giving to all our patrons An equal
chanoe TO secure some OF these GREAT BAR.
GAIue.
We "a ,tss al to call early and get the best
styles - they will certainly 60 on the quickest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-29

Gerrp fiirSlib gebaIten, unb in tpel@er
er 8oulanger als einen aufgeblafenen
@eden besei@net batte, 1T bic uria6e bet
Sorberung.
= 3tpei in Der Sbemiemiinbung ies
gelnbe 9uHsOa6ten, bic iebr fort bes
iebt uaren, f6lugen UNI, unb 10 pers
ionen fanbeu ibren Sob in ben Wellen.
= Mn Der Giifte bon NeusG9ottlanb
gerietb bas Ser. Gtaaten Rriegsi9iff
rSifppee" auf ben Stranb, fonnte ies
bod BEL eintretenber Glutb balb tpieber
flott gema6t iperben. Die 8ei9doigun=
gen bes Sdiffes ftnb ntlr unbebeutenb.
Nuffauenb 1T es iebo9, baB ber unfalI
ii6 bei b6lig flarem unb rubigem Wet.
ter ereignete, es fann alio t1ur grobe
pfi6tperna6ldifiguns bic urfa6e beis
ielben gepelen iein.
= giner Melbung ber Mgenee 6dbas
5ufolge tpirb Der fran36iiide MobiIma.
6ungsberiu9 tDabri1einli9 in 2iraos
ges, &ennes unb gtantes ausgefiibrt
tDer6en.
- giner Depei1e aus 2emberg aus
fplge baben In Galiaien anldBli9 6es
neuen @traBengeieBes blutige 8auerns
aufItdnbe itattgefunben, bel benen biele
Meni9en nm oas Seben getommen iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-29

= Gin probibitionsfurm gegen
beuti6e 9angesbriiber au 5opeta, ber
6taatsbauptitaot BON &anias, III siem>
lid Gudbig bDrtibergegangen. Set Der
@infiibrung bes neuer probibitionsge.
febes bate ber oortige beuti9e @efangs
berein uMrion" cine sei9loFene incors
porirte @eieai9aft, fiir ieine Mitslie.
Der ielbft Bier eingelegt unb oa1elbe
berf9rdntt, obne bisber seii6tt au ipers
ben. 8or einigen Sagen eriu9te Der
i'm Solbe Der Sempeten3Ier ifebenbe
8e3irfsfaatsantpalt oas 8eri6t um ei.
nen @inbaltsbefebl gegen ben 8erein,
tueil bort gelebmibriseripeiie Bier pers
sapft miiroe, lnb Der &i1ter itellte por=
ldufig einen iol6en Befebl aus. 9lm
anoeren Mtorgen frilb begaben fi@ Der
Sheriff un6 iein Seputn na9 Der 0alle
beg 8ereins. belegten baielbit % 9alb.
fdKer unb cine Wn5abl 8iertelfdi5er Bier
nit 8ei6lag unb lieBen bieielben bon
einem Sdergen bemaden. Dod bas
8eri9t bat iebt bic gnti9eibung abge.
geben, baB Der Orion nur nit ber Sreis
gebisteit ein3ubalten bat, nit Der er
ausmdrtigen @diten entgesen setommsn
nar. giur Mitglieber baben fib fortam
in ieinem 2ofal au bergnisen unb gu
trintsn. Die Soften fiir Den Orion bes
truseu $25. 9lu6 bic Gunner tperben
bon nun an bic ginfiibrung bon Ni6tss
Mitsliebern gu ibrem Bier unterlaHen.
Ser beuti6e Telegraph" in Sopeta
ertldrt oieie ibnell boriibersegaugene
gerfolsung TO-: pSie fremben reiienOen
&aufleute, bic in Sopeta Oft Miin9bau,
grbi6aften antreten, i6einen ettpas su
laut tiber bas, mas fe 40es in Sopeta
baben f6nneu, gepeien su iein. ginise
gti6ts Deuti6e, bic in le5ter 3eit bon
Der 2ilte bes ulrion" seitri9en tpurben,
lolen aud ettpas ba3u beigetragen baben,
auf Die gu grOBe Greisebigteit bes 8ers
ems in 8etpirtbuns Grember aufmert.
fam 3I MAIDEN. y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-29
gan,ea, Ste id,neu fetmeu.

Der meni1lide a0rper lit elm iru9tbarer
gooen uno unter ben 9amen, bic ain fdncu.
fen in OsmisIben teinlen, iin6 bic bes @bsuma.
tismus NIB oer asuraIsie Aus elmer lei9ten
erfaltuns, bic man fi6 ;ussaOsen bat, inbem
man ii9 einem 3usiuinbe ausiebte, aus naiien
Gu6en oosr teudten aleiosrn, entipideIn fid)
bieie fdnlerbaften aeioen nit unansene6mer
Sdneue. 0as ri6tise 8srbeusunesmittel bic.
fer f6mer1baften Sesetation iit $ o ftetter' s
Masenbitters, cine Nebisin, bic einer
9eisung Su elmer ober Der anDeren 6er oben all.
sefiibrten eeiben entsesentritt, uno bic Sdmsr.
jsn, bic te peruria9en, linbert. au9 III es
niGt ipeniesr iutrtunssboa oils S&ubmittsl tuie
oIs Seilmittel gegen Rbeumatismns, eine 9bat.
fade, bic ebenio fiar benieien III iuie iraeub
cine anbers, bic ft6 auf feline Seilfraft beatebt.
SeeIeuten, 8srgIeuteu, 9intsrpdlblern unS an.
bereu in 60 iinmsr elm treuss S4utmitteI Der
g.iun6beit, unb elm nobltbuenbes SeiImittsI
seg.u maIarifGe 9lasen., 9eber. unb Inter,
IeibsIeiDen in unseiunbsn gesenben sepefen.
IS 1T au9 elm auseeaeidnetes BefOr6eruaes.
mittel bes 9ppetits unb elm borsastides Stdr.
tuussmittsl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-29

f9lummen sic, sic f0nnenes brau9en.
fagte ct berubigt uno taitete fiD leiie
tuieber binaus.
gs tpar Mbenb geporben. Wie 3ags
subor iaB grneitine an ibrem 66reibs
tif6, aber beute mar er leer, iein Sns
balt sepadt, bic Giiie, bte ii9 geifern 10
I langiatn fiillte, ifanb peri9loHen un6
reiiefertig ba. @rneifine bate miiBis
bic 0dnbe i'm G9ooB unb b6rte nit eis
ner Mbipaanung, Die an Stumpfbeit
gren5te, 3lt, tpie Der Obeim ber tpeinens
ben Wilmers bic preiie be3ei9nete,
tueI@e fie nod feiner unb bes Grduleins
9breiie fhr bic ginri@tung bes 6aufes
forbern biirfe.
Die pbpfiolosil6en Merfe unb Mppa>
rate babe tb oem @9uuehrersfobn
Malter 3ugeba6t, iagte fie.-
Was9 rief 2eutbDlb. ginen Mertb
bon nabe3u taifenb Sbalern pilft 9u
ber51enfen2 er bielt nit einerl Bid auf
bic @an1ers inne. Oieic NOR taftpou
genug, ii6 3u entfernen. Sept, no mir
8etiler finb, fubr er fort, tpirfft Du bas
@elb gum Genfer binauss
Die taufenb Sbaler, tpel9e bic 6as
den tpertb iinb, fdiiBen mid faum Dor
9unger; benz iungen Manne aber tpers
ben fie cine 3ufunft griinben. st lit
Elm Salent, bas niGt untergeben 5arf
--unb bas i9 retten fann, inbem i1 ibm
oas Msaterial su ieiner Gortbilbuns
gebe.
ST es benn m6gIi9s 6ait gu Die
pHi6t, ieoes pOrfOmmeue @euie au uns
terftiiBen2
Obeim! iaste grneitine nit f9nei.
benber Rdlte, i9 erfu9e Did. mir Oeis
ne Wnfi9ten iiber mein Sbun su eripa=
r.u. Die @eDobnbeit, fi9 beberrf6en
5u la fen, legt iid, tpie es i9ei:lt,
lei@ter ab, als bic au beberr.
f@en. Sd meinerieits babe felt se=
fern bic rieiae bon mir getuorfen, tuie
elm Gleio. gs mdre gut, Su tbdteit
bas GIeide.
Stun, einen 9fatb slaubte i9 mir nod
erIauben gu biirfen, bemertte 2eutbplb.
Sd tperbe Did barum bitten,
tpenn i'd eines iol9en bebarf. Sir bieie
S19e tpirb es Sir tpobl geniigen, penn
i9 iage: Sd nj es fol
2eutbolo betra9teie bic farre @eifalt
nit elmer Wif9ung bon Gur1t unb 9aB
unb ba1te bel iib: Wenn i9 Did nur
erit iiber benz Meere unb in meiuer @es
malt habe, oann ioaft Du btBen ftir
ale Wartern, bic i6 um Oeinetmillen
ertrageu muBte, -f@mer baBen!
llnb gei6dftig malte ibm iein rafs
loier @eiit bieRa9e aus, Die er in iener
fremben Welt an ibr iiben tonnte. Gin
bdBli9es 2d9eln fpieIte INN feline Sip,
pen, als ct on bas glenb ba6te, benz ct
oiefe ftol3e gatur entsegeni9Ieppte.
Sic mirb berfommen, langiam, unretts
bar berfommen! froblodte es. in ibm.
grneitine erbob fi6. Mir baben nod
! einige Stunben Bis sur abfabrt, iogte
he. Sd muB iider iein, baB mein
Wile por3ogen tDirb.
(Gortietuns fOIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-07-29
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